Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-29
Personal.

Mr.. John waller, OF District No. l, was IN
the city Thursday.
Miss Ada Young, Of this city, is visiting
friends in Russellvllle.
Prof. @. T. Alternately, OF District No. 49,
W IN the city Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Doyle, OF Dyersburg, Tenn, is
visiting Miss sallie Rogers.
MIR Henry Frech, is still improving and
there is yet hope of his recovery.
j. d. Ware, of Hopkinsvllie, came over
Tuesday TO attend the tobacco sales.
Mr.. W. F, Coulter, isstIll quite sick but
was somewhat better yesterday evening.
Rev. A. b. Buchanan and wife, of Knox
Vile, are visiting the family of Mr. c. L.
Cooke.
Mrs. A. G. Hall, OF Nashville, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. t. 2, Major, on Munford
Avenue.
DIR. - Smith, of Dover, was lu the city
Thursday, and went home on board the
steamer Droulllard.
Mrs. e. j. Smith, OF "old" Hadensville,
was in the city Thursday visiting the family
OF Capt Polk g. Johns n.
Yves Perkins, the old marine, is now on
the Graeey Wharfboat, and takes notes OF til Q
weather and high water mark.
r. W. Roach, returned from Texas Tue--
day morning where he has been visiting his
brother for the past ten days.
DIR. w. ]. Byrne, of Russelville, has been
In this city this week giving his professional
attention to Mr. Henry Frech.
Miss Lula Coleman, of Lafayette passed
through the city Thursday, enroute to Rus
sellyille, where she will attend school.
Mr. l.. p. Denham, OF District No. IL, call
ed on us Thursday, and he is now numbered
with the happy family of the CHRONICLE.
Misses Lula Hart and Matte Lipstien.
have returned to their home In Hopkinsvi,Ie
after weeks visit to Miss Daisy Kleeman.
Miss Kate A'Hearn, from Atlanta, Ga.
attended the Baillin-Abbott wedding, and
Is at present, the guest of the Misses Boillin.
Miss Lizzie Cox. of Newstead, KY, who
has been visiting Mrs. r. w. Roach for the
past week, left for her home Tuesday night.
Mr.. Charley Clarke, of Guthrie paid us a
call We day. He will soon return to
Greenvllle, Miss, which will be his future
home.
MARS Quint" Tyler. the venerable teach
er, of Canton, KY, was on the street Thurs
day enjoying the bright sunshine and the
warm welcome of his many friends.
Mr.. James r. Pendleton, of Todd county,
was In the city Thursday. He Is one of the
successful farme. because his crops of wheat
and tobacco are always of the best quality.
REV. Fathers Wood, OF Water Valley,
Miss, and Veale, of Memphis, assisted Father
Abbott in the marriage OF Mr.. Florence ABB
bott and Miss Lee Boillin in.the Catholic
church Tuesday night.
Mr. Polk Prince, our old friend of District
No. l, Democrat indeed "la whom there is
no guile" no discount wrs in the city Tues
day evening and was jublant over the cleo
ton OF Gen. Bate to the Senate
Mr.. w. 7. MulIigan, Station Agent at
this place for the I. A. & T. railroad, he's re-
signed, and Mr.. sam Wilcox has been APP
pointed in his place. He will lie charge on
the LIST of February. Both are clever gentle
men, and we hope that "Mulligan" will stay
here with the old guards"
g. w. Armstrong Esq, a leading Demo-
crat of the glorious old lGth District. c4lled on
us Tuesday. He and his friends want that
silk Banner pre-ented at their prec net on
the second Saturday In February. We hope
this day may suit Col. Mcconnell and our
County Chairman, j. ]. w ESQ.